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MR
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 Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:03 am Post subject: How to write 'typedef char *t_char_ptr; char **char_ptr_ary= |
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Trying to create an array of 'char *' with new I failed trying it with
char **char_ptr_ary=new (char *)[10];
Instead I had to do this in two lines which finally succeeds:
typedef char *t_char_ptr;
char **char_ptr_ary=new char_ptr[10];
[out-of-memory-recapitulation]
Ok, that works fine, but is there really no way to express this in a
single statement?
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Michael |
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Dennis Jones
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| Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 8:03 am Post subject: Re: How to write 'typedef char *t_char_ptr; char **char_ptr_ |
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<MR> wrote in message news:ruh5v19erolg4reb80cq6uoualj8ur44u2 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com...
| Quote: | Trying to create an array of 'char *' with new I failed trying it with
char **char_ptr_ary=new (char *)[10];
Instead I had to do this in two lines which finally succeeds:
typedef char *t_char_ptr;
char **char_ptr_ary=new char_ptr[10];
[out-of-memory-recapitulation]
Ok, that works fine, but is there really no way to express this in a
single statement?
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This works (no parens):
char **char_ptr_ary=new char *[10];
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